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Media Releases - July 2, 2015

End The Stigma Associated with Mental Illness: CAMIMH Announces the Faces of Mental Illness for 2015

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    Bell Let’s Talk and True Patriot Love announce applications are now open for the 2015 Bell True Patriot Love Fund

    The Bell True Patriot Love Fund announced that applications are being accepted for supporting programs that improve access to mental health care for Canadian military families

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    Congratulations to the 2015 Champions of Mental Health

    At an exciting event, the 2015 Champions of Mental Health Awards were presented on May 5th in Ottawa during Mental Health Week.

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    Mental Health Week is May 4 to 10

    Each year Mental Health Week encourages Canadians to learn and talk with others about mental health issues.

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